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Several trees across path , very difficult lifting over or going underneath.

One of the most iconic viewpoints in Northumberland National Park is just minutes from Steel Rigg Car Park. From here, a panoramic view unfolds of Hadrian's Wall, winding like a ribbon of stone across the rugged cliffs of Whin Sill. The landscape here is particularly photogenic, with views of Crag Lough, Hotbank Crags, and the famous Sycamore Gap.

Looking for an easy stroll, hike or a run through forest covered mountains. Look no further, the tiny village of Stonehaugh and the surrounding area is great starting point for everyone. Walking or running in the forest is the perfect way to improve your health and explore some of England's most beautiful habitats. With stunning viewpoints, sculpture trails and wildlife hides, to Nordic walking events, quiet riverside strolls and leg-stretching hikes, Stonehaugh and its vast forests are the perfect place for a woodland adventure for you and the family.

Stonehaugh enjoys some of the darkest skies in England so it's a fantastic place for Stargazing. Rural Northumberland has very low levels of light pollution which results in very dark skies. This is why the Northumberland National Park and Kielder Water & Forest Park have been designated as an International Dark Sky Park. The International Dark Skies Association (IDA) has given the park its “Gold Tier” status - its very highest level of award.

Looking for an easy stroll, hike or a run through forest covered mountains. Look no further, the tiny village of Stonehaugh and the surrounding area is great starting point for everyone. Walking or running in the forest is the perfect way to improve your health and explore some of England's most beautiful habitats. With stunning viewpoints, sculpture trails and wildlife hides, to Nordic walking events, quiet riverside strolls and leg-stretching hikes, Stonehaugh and its vast forests are the perfect place for a woodland adventure for you and the family.

Heading back towards the dam area of Lakeside. Some high speed descending and plenty ascending. This was added as a 16mile climb before the Lakeside trail

Scotchcoulthard is the area of forest in the southwestern edge of the Wark Forest, which is the southern edge of Kielder Forest.

NCN 68 is a 427km cycle route from the Peak District to Northumberland. This point is where the tarmac road turns to gravel forest trails in Scotchcoultard Forest at the southern edge of the larger Wark Forest.